Almost I forgot.
If I will install FreeDOS on that pentium PC that have about 60 GB of
Hard Disk. May I been able to install some Windows OS? (e.g. Windows 95,
98, 2000)
Thanks
Simon
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Note that running a laptop with no battery is not necessarily a good
idea - some laptops rely on the battery to act as a voltage regulator.
Running a laptop without its aku pack is how I fried a RAM bank in my
Toshiba T1100 a couple of years ago. I realized too late that the power
supply was de
OK
I will try to explain more properly. I plugged in my Laptop. Pushed down
the power button and nothing happened. I cleaned up and I did not found
anything leaked or broken. I think there is a problem with power supply
or some circuits. I will keep finding. I have also a battery pack for
that
So I finally got a little more time to play around with this thing... but still
no luck. For reference the interface is an ID2CF from Startech.com
(https://www.startech.com/en-us/hdd/ide2cf) and the CF card itself is a 16GB
no-name. I've tried messing with both FreeDOS 1.2 and 1.3-RC3 but had th
On 1/8/2021 8:28 AM, Šimon Dobeš wrote:
Hello
I want to ask if FREEDOS will run on Intel Pentium old-school PC from
2002 and if it will work properly if this pc have 256 mb of ram.
I have a old IBM ThinkPad from 1998 and it is great computer. But it
is not working. Where I can fix it?
Well, a
Actually, I do use PLOP whenever I have my 2nd HD plugged in. It has
Windows 2000 on it. Sometimes it's handy to use certain windows programs
like Disk Management, but mostly I just leave it disconnected and use
FreeDos.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2021 at 5:12 PM Andrew Robins wrote:
> *EDIT: USB2.0 ports
*EDIT: USB2.0 ports via PCMCIA adapter, I mean.
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021, at 8:07 AM, Andrew Robins wrote:
> You might like to consider using Elmar Hanlhofer's "Plop" boot manager
> https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanagers.html to assist with booting from your
> native USB1.x port. It helps with workin
You might like to consider using Elmar Hanlhofer's "Plop" boot manager
https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanagers.html to assist with booting from your
native USB1.x port. It helps with working around early BIOS versions that did
not permit /enable booting from USB as an option. (Have you checked you b
Thanks for inviting!
Simon
Dňa pi, 8. jan 2021, 21:41 Jim Hall napísal(a):
> Hi everyone!
>
> We had a great conversation at the last FreeDOS Virtual Get-together, and
> we all wanted to do it again.
>
> Mark your calendars for *Sunday, 24 January, 2021* at *11am US/Central*. Use
> your favorite
Hi everyone!
We had a great conversation at the last FreeDOS Virtual Get-together, and
we all wanted to do it again.
Mark your calendars for *Sunday, 24 January, 2021* at *11am US/Central*. Use
your favorite timezone converter to find your local time.
Just like last time, we'll hold the meeting
For what it's worth, I'm using a 1998 Intel 440BX machine. It has a Pentium
II. The network adapter on the motherboard works fine, also serial and
parallel ports. The only issue I have is the USB port is non-bootable. The
CD drive is bootable but it is not compatible with FreeDos. I had to
install
Hi Šimon,
of course a 2002 Pentium with 256 MB RAM is
more than enough for FreeDOS :-) Which type
of apps do you plan to use it? If you want
to use games, be aware that most only work
with ISA soundcards. Some might work with
PCI soundcards which try to be compatible,
but only in old computers suc
Hello
I want to ask if FREEDOS will run on Intel Pentium old-school PC from 2002
and if it will work properly if this pc have 256 mb of ram.
I have a old IBM ThinkPad from 1998 and it is great computer. But it is not
working. Where I can fix it?
Thx
Simon
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Hi! As ctmouse supports the usual interfaces for user preferences,
but has no app to control them, I would like to hear which free app
you can recommend for this. For example EDIT and GEM do not have a
menu item to send updated mouse sensitivity settings to the mouse
driver, but if I had any app
Thanks, Eric:
So the question would be: Which FreeCOM version do you use
and what do you do to trigger the error?
I had done lots of copy and paste, moving OPENGEM from a USB stick to C:.
Do you have unusually
long directory names or paths involved?
I rebooted
You can use VER /R to d
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